Augusta Training Shop Inc

I need a tour today. Augusta training shop. And I turned in my application. I think this place is discriminating me because of my weight. I'm 470 and I have disabilities. I have a mental disability. They do not care at all they said I can do the art and when I talk to Daven today she said that do not need people and she was laughing about my weight i just call about the job this is a big joke i want this place close for good seen u do not want to help someone with disability

Cool little shop! We visited during their annual sale to grab some furniture. There were some some notable odds and ends, but like all of the other thrift stores in the area; the items are overpriced since the epidemic. We wish them all of the luck! This shop is operated by a 501c3.

Attended an event here and the price of tickets was great value for the craft we made and the food and drinks that were available to us. Hosts were super friendly and kind and supportive. Would have been nice to have had a vegan option as far as the food goes, like maybe a veggie platter or something, but other than that, the place was easy to find and parking wasn’t a nightmare and I had a good time!

Attended an event at the shop and had a wonderful time! The team is clearly passionate and so incredibly creative! I’ve also purchased snowflakes in the past which are such a unique and beautiful addition to my holiday decorations!

Saw this shop spotlighted on ABC news several months ago. I immediately placed an order. I was so impressed that people care about our special needs adults. I have a grandson who is unable to work. We love and help take care of him. My purchase to this store reminds my heart that we can all give in som capacity. My star came in the mail today and I felt the love just pour out of that box. Thank you Augusta Training Shop.